She is well-known for her passion for Halloween and elaborate and sometimes complicated costume designs.
Heidi Klum, 49, did not disappoint this year, transforming into a frightening ribbed red worm costume for her 21st annual Halloween party at Sake No Hana in New York before stripping down in a scorching transparent sequined bodysuit while preserving her creepy worm face.
The German supermodel’s show-stopping looks were met with fierce competition this year, as her 18-year-old daughter Leni Klum also showed off her slim form in a black latex Catwoman costume.
Heidi left her stocky costume inside the party and put on a show in a sheer bedazzled bodysuit and brown boots, but she kept her face mask on.
The beautiful blonde relaxed her thick locks as she posed with her other half.
Previously, when she donned her worm costume, the only visible parts of the runway sensation’s face were her eyes and grin, as the rest of her was hidden by the one-of-a-kind outfit, which included a tail.
The runway sensation hid her hazel eyes behind brilliant yellow lenses.
Leni’s outfit also included a helmet with cat ears and matching black boots. Under her face mask, the aspiring model looked gorgeous, with red lipstick and dramatic eyelashes.
Heidi’s slimy costume did not discourage the young actress, who was spotted kissing her mother in front of the cameras.
She was then seen leaving her mother’s fanciful party holding hands with a guy friend dressed as a Mariachi musician.
Heidi was also joined by her husband, Tom Kaulitz, 33, a fisherman with a gouged eye who used Heidi as bait.
Tom wore black fisherman boots and overalls with a yellow checkered long-sleeve shirt. The guitarist for Tokio Hotel completed his ensemble with a fisherman’s cap and a fishing rod.
Bill Kaulitz, 33, the main singer of Tokio Hotel, dressed up as a mermaid with a brilliant auburn wig, seashell bra, green sequin skirt, and towering high heels.
In terms of glam, the brilliant German artist sported dramatic eyelashes, dark red brows, and shimmering red lipstick.